Innovative purple fabric for heat relief
Researchers from Chengdu University and the University of Adelaide have developed an innovative purple fabric that reflects 87.6% of sunlight and 96.4% of infrared radiation, significantly reducing body heat when worn. This fabric is characterized by its ability to maintain a temperature lower than that of white cotton and traditional fabrics, all without consuming electricity or batteries, and it remains effective after 50 washing cycles. Field tests demonstrated that the new fabric stays approximately 4.2°C cooler than white cotton and 6.2°C cooler than traditional purple cotton, with a reduction of 8°C on artificial skin. This makes it a practical solution for combating extreme heat in outdoor environments.
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